Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-07-21
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
An Interesting Summary of the
important Occurrences of
the Week.
A Budget OF News Cleaned From the
Latest Dispatches From Far
and Near.
ADVICEs By TELEGRAM.

"A short time since the Omaha Herald
published sensational item purporting to be
an expose of an ASSOCIATION whose work was
alleged to be that of furnishing women for dis
reputable houses in eastern cities Among
the names mentioned was Isaac Brown, a
second hand furniture dealer Brown has
commenced suit in the district court against
the Herald and asks $4,000 Damage The
new libel laws provide for tho Imprisonment
of the writer of libelous articles, but no ac-
ton looking to that end was taken
Tho schooner Dora, from Ounalaska,
which reached San Francisco recen ly,
brought news that the volcano of Akoutan,
on the island of Akou'an, one of the Aleutian
group, is in state of eruption 1h, na-
hyes state that the eruption ha, been almost
constant since the middle of May. Loud ex-
plosions occur every few moments, and large
quantities of rock arc thrown up hundreds
of feet into the air. At night numerous
streams of lava can be seen coursing down
the mountain sides, Illuminating the whole
country around Earthquake shocks are also
frequent
"A Constan:inople special says: Kiamil
Paoha, tn, grand vizer, has resigned. The
resignation was in con sequence of violent
article published in the Kizan,, attacking the
grand vizer, cabinet and whole adm; ;nistra-
ton, which was inspired by the sultan in or
der to excite public indignation agaist them,
and thus cover his own responsibility in con-
nection with the Egyptian convention.
A ST TnbO p,o,;,l ,,,,, "a. =, -.
nation fsom points along the French shore
Indicates thata serious misun orstanding ex-
lists between French and Newfoundland fish
ermen. The commander of the French war
ship, Drac, has driven the Newfoundland
fishermen away from certain portions of the
coast at the point of the bayonet The French
are encroaching upon fishing grounds hither-
TO exclusively used by English fishermen
One hundred deaths, mostly caused by
sunstroke, are already on the coroner's books
in Chica 90, and q new case comes in every
few minutes. 1t would take the coroner two
days to clear his books even though another
case were not reported The mercury at St.
Louis and Washington reached 1O3 in the
sh dc. Numerous sulstrokes are reported
".
w. II. Minty, a bill clerk in the Missouri
Pacific Office at Lincoln, Neb, committed sui
eide by sending bullet through his head
The cause of the untimely act was occasioncd
over love affair
"A Nebraska farmer near Nelson. named
Conrad, wrs taken from Jail and lynched
Conrad had been arrested for the murder and
robbery of another farmer named Henry Sal
len.
--Advice' regarding the condition of the
crown Prince of Germany say that his throat
affection is being rapidly cured. DR.. Mac
kenzie thinks no further operation will be
necessary.
The commissioner of patents has rem
dered an important decision in tho case of an
application to regis er trade mark for dis
Tiled spirits in which the words "Knights Of
Labor" and SIX of L" distillery appear. The
commissioner states there is no pretense that
the manufacturers Of this particular brand of
whisky, who seek to register their trade mark
are hniSh's OF Labor, or are engaged in busi-
ness with them, or under their auspices, yet
distinctly points out to this organization, or to
the members as class as the origin of own
nership of the article to which it is applied
In other words, the proposed trade mark is in
the nature of a false representation and de-
ception as to the gcneralpublic, probably to in
duce them TO purchase an article under the be-
lief that it is manufactured by society in
which they have friendly interest The com
missioner, therefore, on the ground of false
pretenses of such trade mark, refuses its
registration